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cilial

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adj.1.of or pertaining to a cilium or cilia.
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Adj.1.cilial - of or relating to cilia projecting from the surface of a cell
ciliate, ciliary
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Abalone larvae swim by cilial beating but disperse as passively transported particles because their swimming ability is poor.
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In fresh specimens, cellular tufts may retain cilial motility for several hours.
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The presence of a cilial ring around the velum is one of the key characteristics of veliger larvae (Waller 1981, Beauchamp 1986, Strathmann et al.
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